Jan Więpaszalski in an interview with Ryszard Gromadzki for the weekly “To Things” assessed Poland's policy towards Ukraine after 2022 as a mistake and stated that Warsaw received a “solid lesson” from the Ukrainian side. The title of the interview besides includes a informing that Grzegorz Braun should stay vigilant. The subjectivity of Polish politics is at stake.
Tough Policy Assessment After 2022
Jan Więprajalski gave a clear diagnosis in a conversation with Ryszard Gromadzki for the weekly “To Things”. In his opinion, Poland's policy towards Ukraine after the start of full-scale Russian aggression was a mistake. The publisher said that Poland received a “solid lesson” from the Ukrainian side for its aid and attitude.
It's a Possumal assessment, not an authoritative finding. However, it is crucial due to the fact that it raises the fundamental question: whether the large commitment of the Polish State has been linked from the beginning to clearly recorded conditions, the protection of the national marketplace and a consistent memory policy. Aid to the affected state was morally and strategically justified. This did not exempt the authorities in Warsaw from the work to conduct a tough policy in the interests of their own citizens.
Attention besides needed on the right side
The title of the conversation “To the Thing” besides exposed the call of Posmalski to make Grzegorz Braun watchful. The publically available announcement does not make this theme, so there is no reason to add motives or detailed allegations to the public. However, the informing itself is worth reading as a reminder that increasing support increases the work of the leader and his surroundings.
This applies peculiarly to policies building up a position on sovereign slogans. all statement, staff decision and consequence to the activities of the state institutions is present subject to a sharp assessment. She besides showed it IPN charges against Grzegorz BraunIn which the memory of the victims and the work for the word must stand above organization loyalty.
Aid without a political account weakens the state
Polish national realism is not about indifference to Russian aggression. Russia remains a threat to the safety of our part of Europe. However, realism requires that support for Kiev does not mean giving up their own economical interests, food safety or the fact about the Volyn massacre.
The fresh expectations of the Ukrainian side should besides be looked at. erstwhile demands for an increase in transport by our country arise, the consequences for Polish entrepreneurs and infrastructure must be calculated first. Dispute over double transit through Poland shows that solidarity without precise conditions rapidly turns into a cost to citizens.
Poles have the right to anticipate gratitude from the authorities in the words of partners, but above all, tangible guarantees in state relations. Aid cannot be a blank without a date and without a bill. The sovereign state supports an ally while at the same time guarding its own memory, marketplace and security. This is the vigilance that was missing from Warsaw after 2022.
Source: “To the Thing”, a conversation between Jan Posamalski and Ryszard Gromadzki
Source: To Things
